Can Artificial Intelligence Understand Human Values | Vinay Singh | TEDxBITSindri

Whom should we believe? Those who tell us that AI is one of the most important things humanity is working on? Or get scared that AI is makes things worse? The debate cannot be solved in the abstract: we need evidence. But unfortunately, the kind of data usually used to answer the big questions does not inspire confidence. There is never a shortage of compelling anecdotes. it is always possible to find at least one to support any position. Talking about the problems of the world without talking about some accessible solutions is the way to paralysis rather than progress.
We have learned to harness fire for the benefits of humanity, but we had to overcome its downsides too. So, my point is, AI is important, but we must be concerned about it. In this talk I will not tell you whether AI is good or bad for humans, but I will make my point on how we can leverage AI for the benefit of Humans and how we can tame the future of AI by infusing in it a conscious Moral

5 ways: ways in which we can create an AI that uses its Intelligence to Learn what Humans value

- Embrace it to steer It
- Explicitly defining Ethical Behaviour
- Bring Transparency to AI systems
- Bridging the gap between system 1 and system 2

[pchourasia]

Very well said Vinay ! Artificial Intelligence is created by humans. The volume + pace that it is moving ahead with makes it more essential that with what intentions and human values are they created out of. That will for sure decide the next transformation not just in IT, business, sports or so but in our day to day lives and much more.

[Brain_stimulator]

Very candid.. Even non technical like me could understand....

[BlessAlex-cxoh]

It literally crossed my thoughts over AI now.

[poonamkumari-tpsp]

Fantastic Presentation!! Example of Dilemmas for self driving car with ethics and moral value is really commendable...

[sorayadast]

Awesome Vinay, love your knowledge and enthusiasm

[manavendrachatterjee]

O my God!!!...what a wonderful presentation....love you sweetheart as always❤️✌️👍.... Yes ethics, values, moral, human thinking process are already changing and very soon it's definition will start changing too...in this fast changing competitive environment.... artificial intelligence and machine learning is more powerful then hydrogen atomic bombs...as even that is under it's decisive control....like in just few decades we can hardly find any desk or table without a computer system.... similarly in coming decades we will hardly find any organization not incorporating AI and machine learning very simple!!!....so it's upto us how to acknowledge and utilize it ...to be either a creative or destructive... definitely choice will be always ours ....and yes very rightly said ....the recognition awakens the horizon...kudos big bro👌👌👌✌️

[bhaveshratnam]

Awesome. Thank you for the wonderful presentation.

[ShubhiArtsCraftsByNeha]

Nicely explained Vinay.
You are our चाचा चौधरी 👳‍♂️
Stay awesome 👍🏻

[minalsinghania]

It’s indeed very important aspect to consider .Liked the analogy and example. Great presentation style

[ranapratapsingh]

Superb Explanation of artificial intelligence. Great Bhaiya.

[Dymah]

Such a great valuable speech buddy.. I am so proud of you and very honoured to continuously work with you 🙏

[shehabhindam]

Great speaker, very well presented. I believe automation has many different forms and impacts on humans whether it's simple like a garage gate or complex like robots and AI, it will never stop developing. Agility should be among the top 3 skills required in the business market.

[deegaantv]

Looking forward to learn more from you

[pdeepak]

Kudos! Very well researched and insightful talk. This is true that artificial intelligence is the new reality and whether we like it or hate it, we have to be prepared for it. Especially liked your closing remarks and I never thought from that perspective before- AI is going to alter our moral compass too. That is my take away too. On a lighter note, you have given examples of some great people in this talk. Like Daniel Kahneman, Stephen Hawking and Deepak Tiwary. I can't even say I am truly humbled ;). Good work brother!!! Keep shining.